Sentence examples for far more forthcoming from inspiring English sources

But he is far more forthcoming about the achievements of Google: "This is winning.

But he was far more forthcoming with me, especially when it became clear that his days were numbered.

The mayor's approach is particularly dispiriting because his predecessors have been far more forthcoming in their press conferences.

The Department of Justice should set a national standard and adopt open-file requirements for prosecutors to be far more forthcoming about evidence favoring the defense.

The F.D.A.'s preliminary message is part of a new agency strategy to be far more forthcoming about possible public health risks, even ones agency officials largely dismiss.

While Hird was again saying little about the specifics of the Asada probe, he was far more forthcoming in defending Watson.

"A lot of times he'd get cake doughnuts," said John Sproles, the manager, "but I don't know if he ate them". Ann Ward, owner of Hungry's Cafe, seemed far more knowledgeable -- or forthcoming.

Ms. Houston, who spoke to Ms. Winfrey so quickly and huskily that at times she sounded like Tina Turner, was far more candid and forthcoming than she was with Ms. Sawyer seven years ago.

Reached by e-mail, Wainwright was far more sanguine about his forthcoming "duet": "What singer doesn't want to sing with a big choir?" he said.

President Assad's backers - principally Russia and Iran and its allies - proved far more solid, consistent and forthcoming than the motley crew of Western and regional powers supporting the opposition and the rebels on the ground.

And while it doesn't show up on demand, creativity is far more likely to be forthcoming when you make the choices that take you to higher levels of consciousness.